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JerryinPa

03-20-2006 01:56:12




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I am looking to buy a hay elevator to make unloading and stacking my hay easier. I see the "portable" ones at Tractor Supply. They don"t have wheels or anything so what do you do, just lay the thing on your hay pile and move it as you go higher? Can you buy the adjustable frame with wheels to add to them? If not, what companies make the elevators with the adjustable wheel mounted frame?

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Jerry

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Kelly C

03-22-2006 05:20:13




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 Re: hay elevator in reply to JerryinPa, 03-20-2006 01:56:12  
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You use this kind any way you can get it to take the hay up. I usually build my stacks 5 high then set up the elevator.
Elevator sets on the hay rack most times.



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jared in wi

03-20-2006 17:34:50




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 Re: hay elevator in reply to JerryinPa, 03-20-2006 01:56:12  
I think your best bet would be to go to some local auctions and try to pick one up that way. around here, a nice straight 50 ft pipe frame elevator with transport go for around 1000 dollars, i have also seen shorter ones with out a transport go for a lot less. I suggest getting a pipe frame elevator because it will leave the chaff on the ground and not in your pile of hay.

Jared



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Tim(nj)

03-20-2006 09:17:17




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 Re: hay elevator in reply to JerryinPa, 03-20-2006 01:56:12  
Zimmerman Manufacturing in Lancaster makes pipe-frame bale elevators with transport. They have dealers all over the Northeast. There"s also Snowco, and My-D-Handy.



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